Ayr Racecourse
A practical guide to AYR Racecourse, including its track layout, jumping test and the courses most likely to provide useful form clues.
About AYR Racecourse
Ayr racecourse is a dual purpose racecourse set in the West of Scotland. It is probably Scotland's foremost racecourse. The biggest National Hunt race which is held their is the Coral Scottish Grand National.
Key Characteristics
Ayr is a left handed racecourse of a mile and a half with nine fences per circuit. The course has a steady downhill turn to the home straight and then a slight incline towards the finishing post. Ayr is quite a sharp course which suits front runners.
Course Summary
Track: Galloping left handed track with an easy finish.
Fences: Average
Interesting Facts
- Ayr racecourse is a dual purpose racecourse set in the West of Scotland.
- It is probably Scotland's foremost racecourse.
- The biggest National Hunt race which is held their is the Coral Scottish Grand National.
- Ayr is a left handed racecourse of a mile and a half with nine fences per circuit.
Similar Courses
Form from the following courses may be particularly relevant when assessing runners at AYR:
- Doncaster
- Haydock
- Newbury
- Warwick
- Wetherby
- Worcester
Course Map
